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- Diplobune (Ancient Gr****: διπλοῦς (double) + βουνός (hill) meaning "double hill") is an extinct genus of Palaeogene artiodactyls belonging to the family...
- other members of the subfamily Anoplotheriinae such as Anoplotherium and Diplobune are also suggested to have unusual adaptations as well. It was larger...
- latter male, but this idea remains speculative. Its closest relative was Diplobune, which similarly is hypothesized to have had specialized behaviours. The...
- "unarmed beast". Species of Anoplotheriidae varied substantially in size. Diplobune minor is suggested to have weighted about 20 kg (44 lb), while Anoplotherium...
- that it had dentition similar to the anoplotheriids Anoplotherium and Diplobune but differed from them by a deep preorbital fossa and a lacrimal fossa...
- although the Cainotheriidae and the derived anoplotheriids Anoplotherium and Diplobune all made their first fossil record appearances by MP18. In addition, several...
- ceboc****ids Ceboc****us and Acotherulum, anoplotheriids (Anoplotherium, Diplobune, Dacrytherium), tapirulid Tapirulus, xiphodonts Xiphodon and Dichodon...
- Zittel's synonymy of Mixtotherium with Diplobune, considering it to be a valid genus entirely distinct from both Diplobune and Anoplotherium. He also disagreed...
- somewhat lower estimates compared to the 1995 results (with the exception of Diplobune minor, which as a shorter astragalus proportion than most other artiodactyls)...
- ceboc****ids Ceboc****us and Acotherulum, anoplotheriids (Anoplotherium, Diplobune, and Dacrytherium), tapirulid Tapirulus, xiphodonts Xiphodon and Dichodon...